Dyatlov Pass Survivor FINALLY Breaks Silence & Solves The Mystery! 

Two journalists made a thorough investigation. The evidence did not suggest an avalanche. The local villagers were accused by authorities, but these claims were dismissed. Some of the bodies were mutilated (tongue and eyes ripped out, and bones broken by some kind of assault). A diary was found with a report that something was outside making threatening behaviour The writer admitted being terrified.

Don't forget that there was one of the hikers that was found upside down with his head buried and his body was sticking out of the snow upside down from the waist to his feet. He was frozen stiff and only wearing his underwear. This whole thing is bizzar and spooky, remember that all this happened in the dark and super cold. 😳😳😔😔🇨🇦

It snowed after the incident. And it was put forward they had died in 2 feet of snow from an avalanche where avalanches did not happen due to flatness of the ground. Missing eyes and one was missing a tongue. Missing shoes. The local villagers had warned them not to go there as it was known as a dangerous or bad place .

I didn’t think there was any survivors?I do recall the one heading back due to illness , I’m just now starting to watch but I never believed the avalanche theory

Yeah them avalanches are well known for removing eyes n tounges 🥴

You cover over and over word for word several times, why.

Has it occurred to anyone they were abducted by the military taken to underground bases, experimented on ( tongues, eyes missing similar to cow mutilations) and clothes put on by their abductors and returned from where they had been taken from?

Here's what i think after researching this for YEARS. I think they froze to death. Nobody would leave a tent / shelter in a remote place like that because of ANY outside threat. The threat would have to come from INSIDE the tent / shelter. The threat? They were freezing!!! They HAD to leave the tent to walk down to where the trees were to start a fire. As far as the tent ripped i would say they either cut their way out the tent or ny the time they found the tent it was torn from the wind etc. the clothes as boots? If your boots and clothes are frozen you would leave without the clothes and boots if they were blocks of ice etc. As far as the radioactive traces on their clothes? They ALL worked at a nuclear power plant while attending college - has ANYONE done their homework on this? And the bodies were found woth burn marks on their bodies from desperately trying to warm up. The remains of a fire was found near the bodies. The missing eyeballs on some of the victims? Well, the oldest member was a Russian war vet and he would know how to survive, for instance eyeballs BURN like animal fat... An eyeball will burn like a one inch square of fat for approximately 10 minutes. Also he and one of the females were the last ones to die. The other female was missing her tongue when found. She was described as a dominant, outspoken individual, so perhaps under the circumstances one of the other members if not all could have blamed her for their situation or perhaps she said the wrong thing to the wrong person. The war vet and the other female dug a snow cave to stay warm which was common in the war, however after they both died it finally collapsed. They had crushed bones / ribs etc as a result and the medical examiner determined that they were both already dead when the snow cave collapsed. I was absolutely fascinated with this story so i looked into it to a great degree.

The East Siberian brown bear (Ursus arctos collaris) is a population or subspecies of brown bear which ranges from eastern Siberia, beginning at the Yenisei river, north to the Arctic Circle, as far as Trans-Baikaliya, the Stanovoy Range, the Lena River, Kolyma and generally throughout Yakutia and the Altai Mountains. weights ranging from 100 to 400 kg (220 to 880 lb) throughout the seasons.

I thought it was Bigfoot…..and the lumarians

So.....a radioactive avalanche ended their lives? 🤨🤨

ALIENS

The Soviet government covered it up

or a UFO.

There areso many peop Ljubljana e hoclaim they can speak to the dead, go find one f them and have them ask one of the hikers, himself. 👻

Gray Wolf The gray wolf (Canis lupus lupus) is the most common wolf in the world, including Siberia. Gray wolves vary in size, weighing anywhere from 70 to 130 pounds, reaching lengths of 3 to 5 feet including the tail, and standing over 3 feet tall at the shoulder. European gray wolves are similar to North American gray wolves but with shorter, denser fur. Gray wolves are actively hunted in Russia because they are not listed as endangered and are a nuisance in populated areas because of their willingness to kill livestock. Tundra Wolf The tundra has much less diversity in wildlife than other regions of Siberia. Small rodents such as lemmings and voles, fish, as well as birds like geese and ducks are typical prey for the tundra wolf (Canis lupus albus). Packs can bring down the tundra's largest animal -- the reindeer. Tundra wolves are spread through northern Europe and Asia, into the Arctic. They have been hunted on the islands north of Siberia to the point of near total annihilation, but the subspecies is still represented there. The tundra wolf is a large wolf, reaching lengths of seven feet including the tail and standing about 3 feet tall. They generally weigh between 100 and 125 pounds. Forest Wolf Wolves living in the forests and mountains of Siberian taiga follow distinctive behavioral patterns. The forest wolf is shy and will run from domesticated animals, rather than attacking them, for fear of encountering the human that goes along with such beasts. Forest wolves move in packs and are friendly among pack members. They tend to be somewhat smaller than the Canis lupus lupus, and may be black instead of the typical gray. Steppe Wolf Steppe wolves (Canis lupus campestris) are most commonly found in the southern parts of Siberia. They form packs to hunt animals such as roe deer, but also often hunt alone. Steppe wolves tend to be more aggressive than other Siberian wolves and fight amongst themselves constantly. The steppe wolf has whitish fur or may be pure white. It is more aggressive, but also more wary of humans than gray wolves. Steppe wolves readily attack livestock and live closer to human habitations than forest wolves. The steppe wolf is endangered because it is legal to hunt and many people kill them to protect their herds.

Obviously some were abducted. Some got away and died from exposure. . The. Ones abducted were dumped there after what was desired was taken from them.

I really hope that one day someone will figure out what really happened for there family’s sake. For me idk about an avalanche but Ive heard birds will eat eyes and the tongue’s of dead body’s. But idk for sure. There injury’s happened somehow they didn’t just die and get that hurt from nothing. It’s horrible to think they must have been so scared and in so much pain at the end. R.I.P. to all. 💙🙏🏽🩷

Hypothermia ~ final stages cause extreme sensation of burning up ~ the dying victim will strip off, in a hysterical fashion .

WHAAAT THE 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

It was Bigfoot and alien 👽

Who took the body parts ?

2024. Year

Hey Beavis he said erected ha ha ha ha ha

RADIIATION

Trump's fault